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What defines a 'Resource'?
What defines a 'Resource'?
- Things available in the environment that are technologically accessible, economically feasible, and culturally acceptable (correct)
- Things available in environment that are culturally unacceptable
- Things available in the environment that are economically unfeasible
- Things available in the environment that are technologically inaccessible
How do human beings interact with nature according to the text?
How do human beings interact with nature according to the text?
- Through personal meditation
- Through institutions only
- Through technology to transform materials into resources (correct)
- Through isolation from the environment
Are resources considered free gifts of nature according to the text?
Are resources considered free gifts of nature according to the text?
- Yes, they are free for everyone to use
- No, they are a function of human activities (correct)
- Yes, only some specific resources are free gifts of nature
- No, they are only available to certain individuals
How can resources be classified based on exhaustibility?
How can resources be classified based on exhaustibility?
What is one basis for classifying resources according to the text?
What is one basis for classifying resources according to the text?
How do human beings accelerate their economic development, based on the text?
How do human beings accelerate their economic development, based on the text?
How are resources transformed into usable items according to the text?
How are resources transformed into usable items according to the text?
What are resources a function of according to the text?
What are resources a function of according to the text?
What term is used for everything in the environment that can be used to satisfy needs, provided it is technologically accessible, economically feasible, and culturally acceptable?
What term is used for everything in the environment that can be used to satisfy needs, provided it is technologically accessible, economically feasible, and culturally acceptable?
How are resources classified based on ownership according to the text?
How are resources classified based on ownership according to the text?
In the context of resources, what is meant by 'biotic' classification?
In the context of resources, what is meant by 'biotic' classification?
Which type of resources are classified as 'renewable' based on their exhaustibility?
Which type of resources are classified as 'renewable' based on their exhaustibility?
Who are considered essential components of resources?
Who are considered essential components of resources?
How do human beings interact with nature in the context of resources?
How do human beings interact with nature in the context of resources?
Which of the following is NOT a basis for classifying resources according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a basis for classifying resources according to the text?
